Have you seen the 2003 animation movie, Finding Nemo, which went on to win the Best Animated Feature Oscar at the 76th Academy Awards? If not let us do a quick recap, the film is about a fish named Marlin, living in the...
Category - Biodiversity and Animals
Teeny Tiny Tarsier – Interesting Features
Not many mammals on our Planet can fit in the palm of our hand. The one who does is Tarsier. Tarsier is one of the smallest primates in the world, with adults typically weighing between 50-120 grams and about 5...
Even Climate Solutions can have Environmental Consequences
As you know there are innumerable instances of human actions causing disastrous consequences on our Planet and biodiversity. From Orangutans in Southeast Asia to Black rhinos in Africa, countless species are critically...
Dancers in our Biodiversity – Birds of Paradise
“Females are very fussy, and she would expect his carefully choreographed routine to be faultless. He opens with a bow. Next, his blue eyes must flash yellow. He has all the moves and fancy footwork. His sidestep...
Biogeographic boundary Wallace Line
Many of us have studied British biologist Charles Darwin, widely known for his contributions to evolutionary biology. He spent many years in South America, collecting samples of plants and animals, which formed the...